I/O method for iSCSI target module block device
A target, block device technology, applied in the direction of input/output to the record carrier, etc.
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[0022] Referring to the accompanying drawings, specific embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below.
[0023] In order to realize the method of the present invention, the following necessary data structures are defined:
[0024] (1) hsr_cache_tree_root structure (first structure)
[0025] struct hsr_cache_tree_root / / Radix-Tree root node
[0026] {
[0027] unsigned inheight; / / Radix-Tree height
[0028] intgfp_mask; / / The sign of memory allocation
[0029] s tructhsr_cache_tree_node*rnode;
[0030] / / Pointer to the first layer internal node of Radix-Tree
[0031] };
[0032] (2) hsr_cache_tree_node structure (second structure)
[0033] struct hsr_cache_tree_node / / Radix-Tree internal node
[0034] {
[0035]int in_lru; / / Whether the internal node is in the lru list
[0036] unsigned int locked; / / Internal nodes are marked "locked"
[0037] unsigned int dpages; / / Number of "dirty" pages on this node
[0038] void *sl...
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